San Diego Bankruptcy Attorneys Doan Law Firm Top Filer for 2013 San Diego Bankruptcy Attorneys Doan Law Firm Top Filer for 2013. Doan Law is one of California’s Largest Family of Attorneys, and prides itself in exclusively protecting consumer rights through bankruptcy and non-bankruptcy alternatives. It is also the only father-and-five-sons family of bankruptcy attorneys in the entire United States. By combining traditional family values, superior legal representation, and un-compromised client care. The firm ranks at the top of Southern California and San Diego Bankruptcy Attorneys.

San Diego Bankruptcy Audits In 2005, the Bankruptcy Laws were amended under BAPCPA and one of the new requirements are random audits. These happen in about one of every two hundred fifty cases (1/250). So the chances of audit are small, less than 1/2 percent. But they do happen and are overseen by the United States Trustees Office. 

Dont Pass Bounced Checks! Be careful of bouncing a check, it could subject you to civil and criminal penalties. If not properly dealt with, bouncing checks could become very costly and land you in jail!

Getting A Bankruptcy Discharge Without Filing Bankruptcy Yes, it’s possible. If you are married, do not ever get divorced, and have no separate property. You can get a Bankruptcy Discharge of all your dischargeable debts, if only your spouse files for Bankruptcy. This is because California is a community property state. All community debts are discharged in Bankruptcy and community assets can never be pursued.

Fair Debt Buying Practices Act Goes In Effect Soon! The Fair Debt Buying Practices Act was passed on July 1, 2013. It will require purchasers of charged-off consumer debts to provide greater documentation and to inform debtors of their rights. Typically, debt buyers purchase defaulted consumer debts by the thousands for pennies on the dollar. Debt buyers then file a large volume of lawsuits on the alleged debts and claim to be the assignees of the debts. These debtbuyers prey on the uninformed and unrepresented.